Toronto
Man arrested for breaking into Toronto synagogue, stealing religious items
The suspect, Kayce Ranger, allegedly broke into the place of worship during the early morning hours on August 18 and stole several religious items before fleeing the scene.
TMU establishes new task force on campus expression and antisemitism following external review
Canada after dark: A city-break guide to Toronto, Niagara Falls and Montreal
Toronto police arrest two pro-Palestinian activists for willful promotion of hatred
Ontario man convicted of advocating for genocide runs for parliament
Leslie Bory, convicted of promoting genocide against Jews, is running for office in the upcoming Canadian election.
Toronto man: 'I'm going to plant a bomb in every synagogue in Toronto'
“I know when I'm going to die because I'm going to plant a bomb in every synagogue in Toronto,” Waisuddin Akbari allegedly said.
Jewish-owned Toronto cafe's windows smashed twice in one week
Goldstruck Coffee was targeted for the third time this year, as leaders link the attacks to rising hate and vow accountability.
Toronto warns against terrorist flags as cities brace for Al Quds Day
"Palestine resists, Zionism ceases to Exist," read a March 6 advertisement for a Toronto march.
Toronto man charged with advocating genocide, antisemitic arson, vandalism, and other hate crimes
A Toronto man faces rare charges of advocating genocide, along with arson and antisemitic vandalism, in a series of attacks targeting the Jewish community.
Canada holds national antisemitism forum amid rising anti-Jewish incidents
Canadian ministers and Attorney-General met and discussed with provincial and municipal officials, law enforcement and prosecutorial representatives, and Jewish community leaders.
Delta offers $30k to passengers in crash aftermath
A spokesperson for the company says the Delta Care Team is telling passengers that 'this gesture has no strings attached and does not affect rights,' according to CBS.
Campus intifada shaped a generation of thoughtful, passionate, and proud Jewish students - opinion
CENTER FIELD: Canada’s weakening national identity and many Canadians’ polite passivity tolerates the intolerable, even as their Jewish neighbors suffer.
Plane crashes in Toronto, injuring 18 people
An 80-person flight from Minneapolis crashed in Canada, critically wounding three people, including one child.
Toronto school board accepts antisemitism report after contentious meeting
City Councilor James Pasternak told the board that the report was not perfect but that it was important to fight rising antisemitism in the school system.